Is the PING command intended to be a supported command that end-users are expected to use, or is it only implemented in order to PING/PONG over the cluster bus?
I'm hoping the former (because I'd like to PING to check for an underlying client socket timeout), but it's not in the list of commands so I thought I'd ask. The fact that I can't access definitely-internal commands (e.g. SETACK) over the client port is a good sign for PING being supported, I think. My fingers are crossed 🤞
Is the PING command intended to be a supported command that end-users are expected to use, or is it only implemented in order to PING/PONG over the cluster bus?
I'm hoping the former (because I'd like to PING to check for an underlying client socket timeout), but it's not in the list of commands so I thought I'd ask. The fact that I can't access definitely-internal commands (e.g. SETACK) over the client port is a good sign for PING being supported, I think. My fingers are crossed 🤞